Victoria and Albert Museum to Publish Nazi-Era ‘Degenerate Art’ Inventory Online
San Francisco Antique Dealers Indicted for Art Fraud
Owners of Charles Gaylord & Co and ART Loan Financial Inc., Anthony Barrreiro and Ray Parker Gaylord, have been charged with allegedly working a “Ponzi” scheme, taking $1.5 million from their investing customers. With locations in San Francisco and Dallas … More…
Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Maurice de Vlaminck’s “Femme a la Ferme”
Femme a la Ferme. here is a real nice Maurice de Vlaminck (1876-1958) that can be seen at the LA Art Show (which closes today at 5pm). After that, the painting will be making its way to our shows in … More…
Hedge-Fund Founder Robert W. Wilson Leaves Art to Whitney
Hedge-Fund Founder Robert W. Wilson Leaves Art to Whitney The 87 year old, who started Wilson & Associates in 1969, leaped to his death, from his 16th floor apartment at the San Remo, on December 23. At its peak, Wilson … More…
Mysterious portfolio of watercolours by Schiele turns out to be mostly fakes
After a portfolio turned up in an attic containing several works and poetry by artist, Egon Schiele, the 38-year-old discoverer seemed to be another one of those lucky individuals stumbling onto a art-goldmine. Unfortunately after sending the works to … More…
Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Edward C. Williams’ “An Old Roadside Inn Near Kent”
An Old Roadside Inn Near Kent. Here is another great work that is on view at this weeks Los Angeles Art Show. Stop by to see Edward Charles Williams’ An Old Roadside Inn Near Kent which was originally painted in … More…
Another Francis Bacon Painting Could Fetch Millions At Auction
During the November sales, Francis Bacon’s triptych depicting artist Lucian Freud fetched $142 million, the most expensive artwork sold in history. Next month, on February 13th, another important work by the artist will be hitting the auction block. “Portrait of … More…